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Load spelling dictionaries from Library #42
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[NSSpellChecker availableLanguages]doesn't load spelling dictionaries from Library/Spelling. This SO comment states that this may be a bug. Apparently the bug doesn't exist in Cocoa apps so I created straight forward, albeit very slow workaround.This issue definitely needs further investigation and smarter workaround, for example first check Library/Spelling directories if custom dictionaries does exist at all.